Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

OCTOIJKRJR. JH 7 ALTON KVENINT, TELEGRAPH PAGE NINE Wood River jDenth of Edwnrrt DougUin tffwiml ilmtirldfi, of the DouKlnn, iinstw of St, ollc church of Wood River, passed i in mi foTRHEUMATISM IfH ill Ills Inline In St. MM. fi.nrrnl II 1:1 Wcdncsdny nt Hi nVlocli lit tft nnd ('mil's chni'cli Irtr.ii 1'iii'l ill fli) Common '81. Charles, Mo.

Hlver Council Meets In Short 'are sintering wltH fheu- so you can hardly get around (try Red Pepper Rub and you will the quickest relief known, tithing hnfr fruch concentrated, pen- 'ing heat fed peppers. Instant Just as soon you apply Red Rub you feel the tingling heat, warms th6 sore through and circulation, breaks up the con the old rheumatism tor Is gone. jwles Red Pepper Rub, made from peppers, costs little at any drug Use It for Stiff hreb minutes It Get a Jar at once go, neuritis, muscles colds in chest. Instant relief awaits you. Be to get the genuine, with the Rowles on each package.

The umiul routine of business over. Henry Schuuffer, 'Alder- Iriitn of thn Second ward submitted nnrne estimates ot Htop and Go unit, The council decided on one from a and to place one at the corner Of Sixth anil Ferguson avenue. Both points are within tho school zones. Orders were given to Superintendent Doll to place the'order immediately for the new sign for a quick delivery. A communication from A.

O. Burnett of the Council was read. Mr. mght Cold at Noon; Sang that Night! rust a professional singer to know to do for a cold! Give him five irs, and he can knock out a cold would have prevented his singing note. The secret of going a'whole ion without a serious cold is some.

ig everybody 1 ought to know. A iple compound does it, and it la. In tablets. Just one will i a cold with the first snlffjersey- will break up a cold that's even ihed the stage of grippe! 1 Compound costs but 35o at any igstore. PAPE'S SOLD COMPOUND jadly Inflamed Varicose Veins JtKlieved and Reduced by Sim- Home Treatment That iust Give Relief or Money sensible person will continue to iron) dangerous swollen veins 'bunches when the.

new powerful harmless germicide called Moone's Emerald OH can readily be obtained well stocked drug store. Ask for a two-ounce original bottle ofwMoone's Emerald Oil (full strength) aijd refuse substitutes. Use as directed adfl in a few days improvements will noticed, then 1 continue until the bllen veins are reduced to' normal, In guaranteed and is so powerful even old chronic cases of running es or ulcers are often speedily Bled. Nltsche's Drug Store is selling lots of it. Burnett asked permission to take off a portion of the side walk around the corner of Ferguson and Whltelaw avenues where the Burnett building Is located.

Mr. Burnett Bald he was willing to pay for the widening of the street at that point and it will be a great help at that congested nor This permission was granted by the Council. There was much discussion over letter sent in by the Secretary ot the Volunteer department, William Stone ham, from the Department asking that two per cent of the Insurance paid by the insurance companies to the Wood River Fire Department be turned over to the Volunteer department for a fund for necessities and that this fund be drawn upon as many times as there arises a need (or it. The men have at various times ruined good clothing while fighting fires. After discussing this proposition at some length It was decided to the matter stand for the present and to set tie It at the next Council meeting which will be in twfr weeks.

C. Stahl, purchases Building From Hoppe Clarence Stahl, owner of the Wood River Dally Press, has purchased the one story britk building from William Hoppe, located at the corner of Whltelaw and Lorena, avenues for merly'occupied by MuU and Klein for a grocery store. Mr. Stahl will move into the, new building next Saturday from his building on Ferguson avenue which will bo occupied by Mick's toasted sandwich shop. Alderman Borman Able to be Out' For the first time in three months, Alderman Clyde Borman was able to attend Council Meeting.

Mr. Borman was-injured about three months ago and following the Injury has been ill with rheumatism. Today. Is the first time he has been able to assume his work at the Standard Oil Refinery since his injury. Attend Funeral of Junior Smith Those' 'from" here who attended the funeral pf Junior Smith, the small son of.

and Mrs. Smith held at Alton yesterday afternoon were, Mr. and Mrs. David Starkey, Mrs. Ben Holnfes, Mrs.

Otis Starker, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Qeraon, Mr.

and Mrs. Nick Oelble. Mrs. Cues Fredrl6kson, Mrs. Flojfd Waggoner and Miss Lizzie Feycreband.

Royal Neighbors to Attend Meeting at Granite City .26, the Royal Neighbors of. Wdpd will fo to Granite City to attend a convention. A car has been chartered, and will leave the station ta for Granite City. Fourth; Birthday Anniversary The fourth birthday anniversary ot Lois Elaine Keslnger, small daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Troy Keslnger of Lorena avenue was celebrated with a dinner at 6 at the Keslnger home. The table 1 center piece'' large'birthday cake decorated in forty tiny candles. Immediate relatives were guests at the dinner. Ethel Mae Benson's Birthday Celebrated A party was given at the home of Miss Ethel Hensen of Penning avenue last. evening in celebration of her fifteenth birthday anniversary.

A I ily Jail'! Si 111- i iiv ut nivrr I Allen of WfrliHl ftra-t l.ns net (in UK plrinlH at the new Wood Hlvcr Tliontre on Wtintl Club McmtiorH Attend Meeting at III. Mrs. 55. Lutnlpy, Mm. Russell Roll and Mrs.

M. F. Manning plan on attending tho meeting held by the Twenty-second district ot federation of Women's Clubs at Waterloo, today It being prnsldrnt's day. Purchases New Car Dr. W.

D. Wedlg of Eighth street has' purchased from the Mead Motor a new Brougham Hupmoblle Six. O'Nell Mercantile Makes Purchase of New Car The O'Nell Mercantile have made the purchase of a new Ersklne Car from the Mead Motor Co. 19 Motorists Apprehended by Authorities Within the past two days there have been 16 motorists apprehended by the Wood River police for not having their automobile tall lights turned on. The authorities intend making an ex- tenelvb round up ot all persona disregarding this order.

Evangelical Aid Society to Hate Sale The Evangelical Aid Society have completed plans fo ra rummage sate to be held Oct. 20 and 21 In the Pelan building on Ferguson avenue next to the Hamilton Coal office. The articles will be on sale the mornings WELCH SHEEP DOGS COMPETE ATLLANGOLLEN Competitions Att a Many Visitors Dog Must Bring Flock Over Ridge and Pen It. City News Briefs of these two days and any one hav Ing articles they wish to donate for the sale'are kindly asked to send them to either Mrs. Roy Bartlow, Mrs.

Fred Landre, Mrs. Ben Albera or any officer of the Aid. To Meet with Alton Guild Members of St. Gabriel's Episcopal Mission plan on attending a meeting of the St. Paul's Episcopal Women to be held, in Alton Wednesday afternoon.

The meeting on the following Wednesday la to be with Mrs. T. I'; Eggman of Ninth street. Anna W. Akers Bible Class Meets Last evening a meeting held by the Anna W.

Akers Bible Class of the First Presbyterian church with Mrs. Max Bramer. A business session was followed by a social evening whlqh was concluded by the serving of refreshments by the Mrs. Ounnlson Attending Jollet Conference Mrs. deorgei W.

Gunnlspn is attend; ing as a representative of the Alton State Hospital the public welfare conference at Joliet, 111., which Is In sseslon there on the 18, 19, and 20 of October. Mrs. Gunnlson. left yesterday for Jollet and expects to return Friday. Small Son Improving LIANOOLLBN, Wales, dog competitions attract many visitors to this section of In htse competitions the shepherds must stand In a fixed position while sheep are released on the hillside and the master releases his collie with Instructions to round up his wooly charges.

The shepherd in lit such a distance that the dog Is directed entirely by whistling nnd by from the shepherd. The dog must bring his sheep on the correct side of a certain post and mult then drive them over a harrow bridge In good order and pen them The collie Is then directed by whistling ta bring the sheep slowly' back to the shepherd, so they will not reach him In a winded conditions. All this skillful manipulation must be done with twenty minutes and the dog which does his work in the most systematic manner Is awarded the prize- The most skillful collies are so quiet are careful In their work that crawl along on their bellies so as not to agitate theft herds unneccessarlly. SPAIN WANTS EMBARGO ON GRAPES LIFTED U. S.

Experts Again tq Investigate Situation Upon Request of the Spanish Embassy. United Couple Klmw Doty of Alton and MUs Adftmnon of Chicago, a former Dccntur resident, were quietly married Saturday evening by Mrs. Ethel manner, Justice of the peace, at her homo. A pnrty of relatives and frlPiKlo accompanied the cotiple. and they left Sunday for Chicago where they plnn to make their Mr, Doty Is employed with the Holland Co, Runaway Box Found Arthur Floyd, a 12-year-old boy, ormcrl cared for in the Muddleeton ome, was found by the police early Monday morning after he had run' way Sunday from a farm near Bhlp- mnn owned by George McKlnsey.

He was cold, tired and hungry, and read- ly confessed to the police had he nmc to he walking-the streets before ayllght, Sunday afternoon, he said, he ran away, walking to Brighton, and caught a ride With a milk driver Alton. McKlnsey was notified and sent for the boy last evening, Judge. Day Back In Court Judge Walter Day was able to be back In his court room for a short Ime following a severe heart attack with which he was seized Sunday morning while in church. He had suffered from Indigestion the previous day and the heart followed, completely prostrating him. Today, lie said, he was feeling much improved, though still somewhat weak.

Work on Warehouiw Work Is proceeding on the erection of the new warehouse of the Eagle Packet Co. on the steamboat levee. The floor timbers were placed yester- dny and today the- frame for the steel-clad walls was rising, The crew of boat carpenters'maintained by the COURT'S EDICT FAVORABLE TO DRY OFFICERS Restaurant and Cabaret Men Lost oh Appeal on Death of Mrs, Mary Linnan Responsibility for Toting. Hip ew Corn Remedy Is Guaranteed Stop Pain Instantly 'And Remove Corn or Money Refunded FOR lOc NOT LIKE THE REST at you've tried all sorts of corn without getting the relief ettected, risk a dime and try "O-Joy Cfrn Wafers," the wonderful, new guaranteed to stop pain at and 'quickly remove corn, cal- roots and all or money back, thick doughnut-shaped pads or a thin as pUier wafer. Press one on the corn finger and it sticks there.

Away goes pain, shoes don't hurt, dance If yljb like. No Inconvenience, worry ofijbothcr. Six O-Joy Corn Wafers for at drug stores. group of girl friends helped in the celebration and after a pleasant evening in games and music delicious refreshments were of the enjoyment, a visitor arrived attired as a gypsy. Fortunes were told which provided much merriment and after the telling of the.fortUnes/lt was discovered that was Mra.

Clyde Borman, aunt of the honoree. present were Misses Kathryn Towey, DOrothy Frenz, Mildred Witt- hofft, Vera McMlllen, Dora Wageman, Viola May, Roberta 1 Johnson, Inez Johnson, Erva Hill, Bculah Adklsson, Bernlce Woods, Hazel Smith and Martha Patterson. St. Louis Couple Married Here Miss Iris Rohlflng and Hugh Heberlie of St. Louis were married by Justice of the Peace' Asa Springer yesterday afternoon.

They will reside in St. Louis. pinner Party, at Rlntoul Home Mr. and Mrs. Bnos Rlntoul entertained with a dinner party In their home Sunday evening having as their guests, the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Enos Rlntoul, Mr. Mrs. Frank Wright of Alton, Mrs. Rlntoul's mother, Kate Schmelder, Mrs.

Walter Williams arid daughter, Mil- Billy, the small iott of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood who has been very ill is slightly improved today. Community High Defeats Alton High yesterday afternoon the Wood River Community High School foot ball team defeated the Alton High team in a score of 6-0. The game was played at the Wood River field.

Amoma Class of First Baptist Church to Meet The Amoma Class of the First Baptist church will meet' Thursday afternoon with Mrs. L. G. Osborn at her home at 774 avenue. An election of officers for the year, will be held? nnd 'a full attendance desired.

-i. Card Party Postponed'at St. Bernard's Hall The card party for Wednesday night at St. Bernard's Hall has been post poned until a later date but tickets which have ben sold will be good for later on, the date is to be announced later. Notes Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Haven ot Ferguson avenue have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Thacker of Hillsboro. They will remain for a visit ot several days. Miss Lizzlo Feyereband of Lorena avenue was an Alton visitor Monday. WASHINGTON Answering re- quqesta coming through the Spanish embassy here, the department of agri- qulture will relnveetlgate the fruit fly situation in Spain. Froducers, especially In the Province of Almerla, are eager to have lifted the embargo which prohibits United States Importation of Spanish grapes.

Max Klsliuk, Inspector for the federal horticultural board at Philadelphia, has been elected for the work abroad. He sailed for Sprln Sept. 7. It will be his duty to determine the present status of the fruit fly and the extent to which It is prevalent In grapes offered for export. Similar investigations were made In 1924 and' 1925 which revealed the necessity for containing the embargo as a guard against Introduction of the peat to this country.

Canada is producing minerals to the value, of about $260,000,000 a year. This gain of more than 125 per cent in the last sixteen years. Among some Eskimo bad temper is considered a sign of being possessed by a devil; lying is a crime punishable by death; marriage is compulsory. packet' line- Is doing the work and It Is the plan to get the warehouse finished before the carpenters are needed on winter repair work on the Eagle fleet after it to. placed In winter quarters In Alton slough.

The old -wharf- boat which stood for many years' at Alton has been finally; disposed of. After metal work was removed' at St. Louis, the wharf was towed down stream by the Cape Oirardeau and benched on an island. Apple Shipping End The apple shipping season In Cal- loun County la drawing to a close, steamboat men report, but the boats Ktlll hnve fairly heavy shipments. The Golden Eagle on'the down trip: today curried 1500 barcrls and 700 baskets of apples, one of the best trips she htm had this Shipments on the whole, however, have been comparatively light compared to bumper years In the Apple Kingdom, The Str.

Belle of Calhoun has been withdrawn from the Calhoun trade for the season, and put on gome towing work, after which. It said, she will be taken to Paducah. for an overhauling. The Steamer Illinois with a barge is operating In her stead and making weekly trips. The Steamer Alabama trade.

two boats on the Mississippi with. the Golden Eagle-on the Illinois are expected to continue un til'navigation closes. The New'CHy Hall One of the most impressive views of the new city hall will be from riverfront. The large size of the nowy-whlte structure can best be pprcclated from Riverfront Park or rom the steamboat leyee, and. Us owerlngr appearance, now that work sp regressing on the top story, is rawing comment of all who visit the ivorfront.

CHICAGO, Oct. 18, officers hnd a Supremo Court shillelagh today to brandish over cabaret and restaurant owners who might be Inclined to permit hip flask drinking. The Supreme Court action was refusal to review proceedings which the Fr'ars Inn and Moulllt Rouge were padlocked last year. The petitioners, seeking a writ of certlorari on an appeal, argued that the "keeping' 'of liquor In a hip flask tor personal consumption Is not a "keeping" by the owner of a cabaret within the meaning of the law. E.

C. Yellowley, chief prohibition enforcement officer In this area, found satisfaction In the ruling, but planned no drastic use of its Immediately. He. said, however, that the efficiency ot his forces would be materially In creased By the now weapon. Yellowley said no concerted drive on hotels or restaurants contemplated.

"These places are constantly under surveillance," he said, "and whenever we find that open, public and undisturbed drinking is going on there will be suitable action." Hotel and restaurant owners generally were not disturbed by the "We can't forbid drinking," said B. J. Stevens, manager of the Stevens Hotel. "The Jsw already does that; But we don't aid or encourage It." Brownsea Island, near England, has been purchased by a woman who Mrs. Linnan, widow of John Llnnnn, died early this morning nt the family home, 439 Knxt Third street after an lllncs of more thfin two years.

Mrs, Ltnnan Is survived by two MM. Al Clifford and Miss Julia Linnan, and a Ron, John Linn an of Alton; two sister, Mrs. Thomas Newman nnd Mrs. Ella of Edwardsvllle and three brothers, John Ryan of Lo Ruer, Peter Ityan of Poenlx, and Michael Rynn of Frosno, Calif. Tho funeral wll be held Thursday at at St.

Patrick's church. Ourlol Will be In Greenwood Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Woods Dies Charles WllUam Woodi), -nfant Ann, of Mr. and Ceiiley W.

died morning; it the family homo' On Lew A' avenue, Wood River. neml ttre ineotnptMs arid will be announced later. Kin the Cold Germ start in the nasal passages. A few drops of Arzen in each noltrll sad relief comet (if ttuntly. Only BOa tt Guanntecd.

Try It when you buy It. Gttrclitf or don't pay. plcr.tant and harmlm. Amulne. to use It for private occupation.

The Island Is sheltered In such a way that frost there its unknown. A new bank la opened for business every weekday in England. More than 200 have been opened this year, and the annual average for the last ten-years Is about 270. DOUBLE ACTING MAKtt nourishing, body the only kind that should ever be but to be sure of always ting such foods you must select only the best of baking ma' terials and use the leav eoet of proven punty. ttSS JtJAH (ilABAKIHO The average life span of ants is from eight ot ten although some specimens in captivity have, reached the age of CALUMET THE WOJR-LD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER SALES TIMtS THOSE OF AW OTHER BHANJ) MOTHER! Child Doesn't" Laugh and Play if Constipated laxative today saves a sick child norrow.

Children simply will not ke the time from ploy to empty bowels, which become clogged with waste, liver getB sluggish, nuch sour, ook at the tongue, mother! If or your child Is listless, cross, erlsh, breath bad, restless, doesn't heartily, full ot cold or has oaVor any other children's aliment, 'tenspoonful of "California "then don't worry, because it Perfectly harmless, and In a few all' tnls constipation potion, and fermenting waste will ve out of the and have a well, playful child again. ihorouch "Inside cleansing" Is oft- ee all that It should itht treatment given In any of counterfeit your druggist for syrups. bottle of Miss Bugle File of Rice street spent the week end with her and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Finas File of St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hose spent the week end. in Alton with Mrs.

Hay's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Callns. Mr. and Mrs.

Mnrtin Hendy returned to their home in East St; Louis after several da.vu visiting tho former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hendy of Roxana, Miss Tuley who is attending college nt Champaign, 111., plans on spending the week end, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. L.

Tuley of Seventh street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bund were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

B. Qoss of East St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs.

O. H. Bell and son, Rexford visited during the week wltli relatives at Jerseyvllle. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Drainer and son, Harold were guests Sunday of Mrs. Drainer's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin of Alton. Mr.

and Mrs. Qeorge Eddy and children of Harrisburg, 111., spent the week end visiting Mrs. Eddy's mother, Mrs. Henry Gerl. Mrs.

Yaleing ot Marguerite avenue IB spending a week visiting her parents at Murphysboro, 111. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Delariey Mr. and Mrs. Forest Nitons, of relatives at Carllnvllle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Schleeper and Miss Edna Lloyd motored to Hardln Sunday and were guests at the Frank Schleeper home. Mrs. Clyde Baker and daughter Irene and son, Earl, returned home Sunday from Arkansas after a vlsl ot six weeks with Mrs. Baker's ols ter, Mrs. Maud Elders.

Harvey Caller of Springfield spen Sunday visiting friends and relative here. Clove Stuert and Jack Mooro Omaha, are spending a wee) at the home of Mr. Stuert's sister an brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Qillen. Loy Meyer of Louis was a business visitor here Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Wiles and Mr. nd Mrs. Leo Badie motored to Wood Iver Saturday from Pocohontas, 111., nd spent the week end with Mr. and D. O.

Johnson. Miss Pearl Jones of Waverly, 111., 'as tho week end guest of friends and datives here. Mr. and Mrs. B.

H. Echels and aughters, Ruth and Evelyn of Kirk' spent Sunday and Monday vlth Mr. and Mrs. V. C.

Oakeg. S. Darling and Miss Iva Giles- of Green Valley, 111., have re urned to their homes after visiting with tho Misses Qraco and Bertha )arllng. They arrived Friday after noon and departed Monday afternoon Mrs. Ester Moora and daughter Smma ot Alhambra have returned lome after visiting the former's sis er and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs E. E. Mueller and family of Eighth itreet. Mrs. Nancy Reemer and daughters Opal, Nancy and Claudia of Hillsbor are visiting Mrs.

Robert Elcanon fo a week. Mrs. Clyde Miller and son, Alber returned home from a weeks' vlsl St. Louis with relatives. Mrs.

Walter Schmidt of Edwards vllle visited relatives here yesterday "California Fig Byrup," has full directions for babies, children of nl', uees and for grown.ups plainly printed, on the bottle. Look carefully and see that It is made by the "Callfprnlft Fig Syr.up Company." feel Dizzy? mild. Hi vegetable noMdy will hwe tin fMllwtaebr morning. You'll (TM. thorough bmral eetioa without sin ee discomfort.

Mafutfo test -ealy life For hcactr. Call W. R. 876-R. Cheap Former Alton Woman Bakes Prize Cake Mrsr.

Charles Newman of St. Louis, formerly Miss Hilda Joehl, of Alton, was the winner of the first-prize'for the best cake entered'. In- competition at the St. Louis Food show. Mrs; Kevprnan baked the cake herself.

LeuonNo.1 Question: Why should my cod-liver ofl be emulsified Answer: Because I can absorb it more readily, like the emulsified fat in milk. What's more, it tastes pleasant when I take it in the form of SCOTTS EMULSION (ERE ECONOMY MIL Look at these Values Plan to take advantage of these Reductions BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW IS lb. peck 2 Bushel Bag $2.87 Raisins SEEDED OR SEEDLESS 15-oz. Packages Lux TOILET SOAP Cakes 20? Prunes LARGE SANTA CLARA Pounds Bread GRANDMOTHER'S Large Loaves GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURY'S Flour Pancake Flour Virginia SWEET pkg Crackers 3 lb. Caddy Iceberg Lettuce Fresh and Crisp Kesds Peaches, Apricots or Pineapple 3 Large No.

2Va Cans THI OWAT EITAILUHBD 1859.